The phrase "crisis for having" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that it may have been used in spoken language, but it is not considered a standard or acceptable phrase in formal or written contexts. Instead, a more appropriate phrase might be "crisis due to having" or "crisis caused by having." Some possible examples where this phrase could be used include: - "The company is facing a crisis due to having a shortage of funds." - "Many families are experiencing a crisis caused by having to unexpectedly care for sick relatives." - "The government is in a crisis because of having made poor economic decisions."
Analysts had predicted the bank would incur further writedowns on the loans, two-thirds of which are insured by monoline insurers, which became well known during the credit crisis for having provided insurance to some of the complex instruments that are now under water.
And he called for smaller government, while conceding that government job training programs were vital to dealing with the human cost of an economy undergoing rapid changes, and reiterating his new call — after initially signaling his opposition to broad federal intervention in the housing crisis — for having the government help refinance and guarantee some mortgages.
The organisers criticise university courses for doing little to explain why economists failed to warn about the global financial crisis and for having too heavy a focus on training students for City jobs.
The Fed was roundly criticized by many for, first, having caused the crisis and, secondly, for having been slow to recognize and react to it.
The current crisis is notable for having been foreshadowed by practically all the factors noted below, he writes in the first of three excerpts.
So it was nicely fitting that the first legal weed sold in Canada was in Newfoundland and it wasn't too surprising that shortly after legalization Nova Scotia found itself in a crisis for not having enough.
"The crisis for labor has deepened," Mr. Trumka said in an interview.
A VERY serious crisis for Cyprus has not translated into panic on the continent itself.
The lingering impact of the economic crisis for Hungary has been exacerbated by more selective and restrictive policies on FDI and a slowed pace of economic liberalization.
The Ebola crisis, for example, has shown that supporting West Africa's health infrastructure is in everybody's interest.
"Good news" is dull and so at a time of economic crisis for journalism, you have to give the punters what they want.
